Artificial intelligence that reads the market for you
See how the Lendarance analysis engine turns raw prices into clear, structured information in real time, and where its limits are.
AI does not remove risk or guarantee any outcome.
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What the platform’s AI is
The engine is software that has been trained on large amounts of historical market data to recognise patterns in prices, volumes and volatility. It runs continuously, applies the same method to every asset and reports what it sees in a form people can use.
It is a support tool. It does not replace your judgment, your responsibility for the amount you invest or the advice of a licensed professional. You decide the settings and the limits; the AI does the repetitive watching and measuring.
In short
- Reads data 24/7
- Presents it in plain labels
- Acts only inside your limits
- Cannot predict the future
How the technology works
Four stages, repeated all day.
Data collection
Prices and volumes are gathered from the exchanges you connect and from market data feeds.
Intelligent processing
Models compare the latest data with historical patterns, measuring trend, volatility and unusual activity.
Continuous monitoring
The cycle repeats every few seconds, so the picture stays current while you are away.
Structured presentation
Results appear in your dashboard as simple conditions, charts and alerts you can act on.
What the AI analyses
The engine measures price movement over several time frames, from minutes to weeks. It tracks trading volume and notes when it differs sharply from normal. It estimates volatility, how violently a price is swinging, and flags unstable conditions. It follows trends, both short bursts and longer drifts, and compares current behaviour with historical dynamics.
It also watches changes in market conditions, for example when several assets begin to move together. Each of these measures is shown in your dashboard with a short explanation so you are not left guessing what a label means.
Advantages of using AI
- Speed. It processes far more data points in a second than a person can follow in an hour.
- Constant monitoring. It does not tire, take breaks or miss an overnight move.
- Time saved. The routine watching is done for you.
- Fresh information. Data refreshes continuously, not once a day.
- Accessible. Plain labels help beginners, and detail is available to experienced users.
| Measure | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Price movement | Direction and size of recent changes |
| Trading volume | How many people are active |
| Volatility | How unstable the price is |
| Trend | Whether the price is drifting up, down or sideways |
| Historical dynamics | How similar past conditions played out |
Who it suits
The AI suits people with limited time who still want to follow shares and digital assets, people who would like to understand how automated analysis behaves before relying on it, and experienced users who want a tireless second pair of eyes on a wide list of assets.
It does not suit anyone who expects it to guarantee income. If you are unable to accept the risk of loss, do not use it.
How to use the AI
Register
Create your account with the form on this page.
Activate
Verify your identity and fund the account.
Meet the tools
Your manager shows you the dashboard, the labels and the simulator.
Monitor the market
Check alerts and reports, and adjust limits as you learn.
An example of the AI at work
Suppose an asset you follow has been calm for a week. Suddenly its volume triples and its price falls 4% in ten minutes. The engine labels it “unstable”, shows you the volume spike on the dashboard and sends an alert if you asked for one.
If you set a rule to reduce trade size in unstable conditions, the system applies it automatically; if you set a pause rule, it stops acting on that asset. When the asset calms down and the label changes, activity can resume as you configured it. What the engine did and why is written in your history, so you can review it afterwards.
This example is illustrative. Real conditions are messier, and the system can misread a situation. That is why the limits you set and your own attention still matter.
What the AI cannot do
Being clear about limits is part of using AI responsibly. The engine cannot see the future, and it cannot know about events that have not shown up in data yet, such as an announcement made a minute from now. It can misread an unusual situation as an ordinary one, and a model trained on past conditions can fail when markets behave differently.
It also cannot decide what is right for your finances. Whether to invest at all, how much to commit and when to stop are personal questions, and they belong to you. If you need advice on those, speak to a licensed adviser.
How AI works with the risk controls
The engine’s volatility measures feed the platform’s protective controls. When conditions look extreme, the controls can pause activity according to rules you have agreed. This is designed to limit exposure in some situations, but it cannot prevent every loss, and it does not guarantee that your capital is safe.
Data and privacy
The engine works with market data and the activity in your own account. It does not need your passwords or your exchange withdrawal rights. The information we hold about you is handled under the Privacy Policy, and exchange connections follow the permissions described on the Security page.
Your role and the AI’s role
| You | The AI |
|---|---|
| Decide how much to deposit | Measures market conditions |
| Set limits and pause rules | Applies them consistently |
| Review reports | Records what it did and why |
| Accept the risk | Cannot remove the risk |
Frequently asked questions
Does the AI trade without me?
It can place trades inside the limits you agree, without you pressing a button each time. You can pause or change it at any moment, and you decide how much it can use.
Can the AI be wrong?
Yes. It works from data and cannot foresee sudden events such as an exchange failure or surprise news. Wrong readings can lead to losses.
Does it run all the time?
Yes, markets are watched around the clock apart from maintenance windows, which are announced where possible.
Does it work for shares and digital assets?
It covers both, using the same measures. The assets followed are listed on the product pages.
Do I need experience to use it?
No. Labels are in plain English and your manager guides setup. Not needing experience does not mean no risk.
Where can I learn more?
Read Getting started, then ask your account manager any question.
How is the AI different from a normal chart?
A chart shows you the data and leaves the reading to you. The engine reads many charts at once, compares them with history and summarises the result in plain labels. You still decide what to do with that summary.
How often does the data update?
The engine refreshes continuously, normally every few seconds, subject to the limits of exchange data feeds. Delays can occur in fast markets or during outages, so treat any figure as a recent snapshot and not a guaranteed live price.
Does the AI learn from my account?
The models are trained on market data, not on your personal finances. Your settings and history are used to run your own account and to improve the service in aggregate, as described in the Privacy Policy. Nobody sells your data.
Can I turn the AI features off?
Yes. You can pause automated activity, switch off individual alerts and use the dashboard purely to read information. Switching off does not close your account or affect your funds.
Is the AI regulated?
Our services are provided within Australian rules, which are described on the Licensing and regulation page. There is no regulator guarantee that any AI tool will perform well, and you should treat its output as information, not advice.
What happens during an outage?
Analysis may pause and the dashboard may show older figures until service returns. Orders already placed at the exchange stay active there, so make sure you can sign in to the exchange directly if you need to act.
Try the tools and judge for yourself
Start with the simulator, then decide whether to fund your account.